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STIFF JOINTS.
A Most Remarkable Case Of Scrof-
uIa and Rheumatism.

I have q little boy twelve years old whose
knees have been drawn almost double and his
ioints are perfectly stiff, and has been In this
Condition three years. unable to walk. During
that time the medical Board Of Lnudon county
examined him and pronounced the ulsease
scrofula and prescribed, but no benefit ever de-
rived | then used much advertised prepare /.
ton without benefit. Three weeks ago he be-
came perfectly helpless and suffered dIeadIuliy.
friend who Ind used b. b. b. advised Its
use. He used one bottle and all pain ceased
and he can now walk. This has been pronoun-
ced most wo nderful action, as his complaint
mad baffied everything. / shall continue 10 use
1t on him. MRS. EMMA GRifFirhs'
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Beat ii. F. Sessions, II. Cassidy.
Wash Kyzar, Isaac Smith.
Beat III. Summers, Jas. Burns, J. NJ.
Parnell, }. j. Fur.
Beat "A. NJ. Summers, W. c. Price,
Robt. Criscoe, A. G. B. Mccullough.
Beat Al. II. eagle, j. +. Carruth,
S. NJ. Holloway, Z. V. Lewis.
Beat 5.-Dr. J. w. Magee, II. T. Beach
am, A. II. Smith, DIR. j. II. Byrd.
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The Meridian Reform Club have
donated $500 for the prosecution Of
Hamilton and his confederates.
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H1I1a, ItH1'' HHIOH y Ioov'
WEBB CITY, ARK, BLOOD.

Having tested b. B. B. and found II all that v
claimed for IL, commend 1t to any sud every
one suffering from blood poison. u has done
me more good for less money and In shorter
space of time than any bllOOd-puriher 1 ever
used. owe the comfort OF my life 70 its use,
for have been troubled with a severe form Of
blood poison for or years and found no re-
lief equal TO that gwen by the use Of b. b. b.
W. q. McGAUREY.
Webb City, Ark, MAY 8. 1886.
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All who desire full information about the
cause and cure Of Blood PoisODs, Screfula and
Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, Scres, Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaints Catarrh, ETC., can Be-
cure by mad. free, copy OF our 39-puge Illus
trated Book of Wonders, nlled with the most
known. g..
Address, BLOOD BhLN co.
Atlanta, Ca
Nov. 20 I'm.
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Copiah county has a colored law
yer named n. ID. Sneed.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLR
Illinois Central Railroad.
GOING NORTH DAILY.

dOANo NOhIh kDAiL1l.
No 2 ExPREsss-Leaves n. O.. .e:Is.
Arrives Brookhaven, asa n u
Arrives atJackson, 5,l5
No. 4 ExPREss-LesvesN N. o, ..sto
Arrives Brookhaven, lO45 n a.
Arrives at Jackson, l2:42 n -
GOING SOUTH (DAILI).
No. / ExPR.-Dves. Jackson. Ann
Leaves Brookhaven, 6:22 n ~
Arrives mt N. o., lin
No. ) MAIL-Leaves Jackson. .l:97
Leaves BrookhaVen, BOZ a NJ
Arrives New Orleans, $40 a N
Nos. 8 and do not stop ut fac a..
tions. Nos. / and 2 stop at all station
All trains stop at BrOokhayen.
CVTrains both ways make close cOr
nectiOn with all of the |. c. branch road
FREIGHT TRAINS
No mixed going north leaves BrooL
haven at $50 A. NJ.
No. mixed going soRth leaves Brool
haven at 1858 p. NJ.
Mixed Freights do not run on SIM
day and none goes south on Monday,
J.C. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
J. w. COLEMAN, A. G. P. Agent.
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For Representative

We are authorized to announce
l.. G. MAXWELL
as candidate for Representative Of Lin
coin county at the November election
subject to the decision of the people at
''e polls.
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All druggists sell it. For particulars and full
directions address.
BRADFIELD REGULATION Co., Atlanta, Ga,
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NAMES OF COMMITTEE.

r. W. McNAIR, Secretary.
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General News
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WAsulNGvoN, Oct, 25-The follow
ing proclamation was issued late tins
afternoon:
. BIZ tie President Of the limited 'SiotcS.
The goodness and the mercy OF God
which have followed the American peo-
pie during all the days Of the past year
claim their grateful recognition and
humble Acknowledgement. BY His om
nipotent power He has pro tected us
from war and pestilencc. and from every
national calamity by His gracious ia
yor the earth has Welded a generous re
turn to the labor of the hushandman,
and every path of honest toll has led
TO comfort and contentment by His
loving kindness the hearts Of our peo-
Ole have been repIonishel with tratcr-
nal sentiments and patriotic cndr1Nor,
and BY His uuerring guidance we have
been directed in the way Of national
prosperity.
70 the end flat we may, with one ac-
cord, testify or gratitude for al, these
blessings, |, Grover Cleveland, FRESH
dent Of the United State, d. hereby
designate and ct apart Thursday, the
.lth',lay Of November next rs day of
Thanksgiving and prayer, t" be observ-
81 byaII the people throughout the
land.
On that day Jet all secular work and
employment he suspended, an1 let Our
people assemble il, accustomed pHces OF
worship and with prayer and songs OF
praise giyn thanks TO oar Heavenly Ia
Their for all that H. has done for rs,
while we hUmb.Y inpIore the forgiveness
OF our sins and continuance OF His
mercy.
Let families and kindred be reunited
on that day, and let their hearts, filled
with kinds ch",v and allvctionate rem.
iuiscvnce, be turned IN thanktu,leSs to
the source q all their pleasures aiN1 the
Giver Of an tina, makes The day glad
and joyou-.
And in the midst Of our worship and
our happiness let US remember 'hr poor
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Business Locals.

- FALL AND WINTER DONNETS
again avail myself Of the usual method of
informing my friends lat have purchased
and have NOW in stock my Fan and Winter
fashions of bonncts, hats, ribbons, and trim.
mings. They are very pretty this fall and
have chosen OF thc prctlirsi. Come and see
them.
oct91 At. Mrs. c, IIcs,on.
~ If vou want a good Plush Robe
20 to +. II. Gcrnand's Mcrhanrstown, Md
IivoW want good: Fur Robe, or any
tauy in the lIlrnc-s 'line it will pay YOU to
call on Z. H. Gcrnand whcrca full and com
pletc stock will be found.
Oct. 20 At
Is For Table Syrups we challenge conn
petition; al 90 io'aud 80 cents; all we ask
is trial OF the Es,.lvo, You'll buy. syrHps
then regularly NJ,
Roots
a." Cl"TnlNG MADE TO OEDEE.-Wc
are in receipt of new line of ,a>-imcrc>-
Suits made to order and tit 2snaran,ccd,
at Roots
Us Dress goods, full line plain and
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cassimelcs. Nc, q
gf alE"qfs.
- Cum Shoes all sizes. acknoWlclgcd
hy all first class shoes dealers To he the very
best made and sold at same prices Il, Canlrc
and Other makes at,
at Roots
"a Notjons-NclNcts, Shawle. Hosiery,
Gloves, Underwear Of Al kinds, Hoods, Jar,
scys, Ladies and Misses BuHcl. Coats. Ger.
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cs' Hats and Caps i ask YOU Just to "a.
anime my stock Of tina, goods and compare
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Is Just received a ton OF Sunburv Nails,
at Roots.
"a WANTED.-Trn Berkshire. or 9th
CT well bred shotcs that Will weigh from ST
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I,,,,
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A Handy Pocket Atlas.

An attempt to put III pocket S1@' the
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On Nov 1>t. lSs;4in Carroll co, Md, by
Rev. w. G. Wire of LittlcsIoan, Pa, Mr..
John I. Young of Carroll 60, Md,, and
Miss Mollc G. Miller of Frederick co,
Md.
On Oct, o5,h in CrcagrrSoWn, Nd, Ivy FL
der VIM. Palmer, Mr. James {. Working
and Miss Amanda /. Slower all of Frr,lcr-
icl GO Md.
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Good Results in Every Case.

y. 4. Bradford wholesale paper dealer OF
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, writes, that he was Sc
rlouslv afflicted with II severe cold that set
tied on his lungs had tried many remedies
without benefit. Being induced to try Or;
Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION ana
so and was entirely cured Ivy use of few
bottles. Since which time he has used it IN
his family for all Coughs and NoldS WIN
best results. This is the experience OF thou
sands whose lives have been saved by TINS
Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at NJ. f. Leathcrman
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AaIfi,uorr c2N.ukes

We yiveln the followin" liable Of prices
The ratings of Tuesday previous TO ON
pr,~fo,,s.D BY this method we INTERIM oui
readers at a Glance, Of the coarse IF the mnr
tTh wliiclnis as essential It's 4 knowledge OF
the present week.
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Thursday Nov. 10, 1887.
SewsDaDcr Law Decisions.

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others or whether he has subscribed or not-ls re-
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II any person orders his paper discontinued; ne
or She must pay all the arrearagcs or the publisher
may continue TO send il until payment IS m'.o
End collect the whole amount whether Inc paper -
taken from the Office or not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up
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Is Carlisle Shoes Just received a large
assortment of these celebrated shoes made to
our for school purposes.
e.&a So at Roots
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GOT THERE ELL!
- o: - O -
u:: ss look ~

For the Red F'Ia~ sign on East Main Street.
and take a bee line for |, and von will find y
little place in the corner that keeps Oysters
and if You have got ,hr sand to cali for II
stew You win be surprised to find such oys
tiers in the place, they ere large and fat, We
do not tack on 10 our oysters any fancy or tie
ti>ious names 10 order to dcrriv" the trade
and sch them, they are simply known rs
Chances Full Moon Brand and ,heir superior
quality sells lhCm. Good oysters is what YOU
want 10 hold your trade and YOU can get
them from us. Our oysters ere always fresh
aud do not require injurious prrecrNH'ivrs in
order to keep them rs is the case with MANY
oysters now shipped from Baltimore. We
handle no hloalrl stock nor trashy cul!>, but
prime oysters and solid meat.
We have connected to our Oyster Depart
ment this season,
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for knowledge by selecting the wrong man.
think scvslal hundrcl-conld lay elaine 10
the title. - 4.,
From The city, west tQSr mites is small
town or harborp post. Esqumalc is visited
by nearly all who reach this island, Tor mere
are very extensive dry-docks built Of solid
stone, and large enough to hold TWO or three
ships in course OF! repair. ,Y
Alt,ac same tims0H. ,stss,1gWa'ph, .
stcelcr,,iser and flag 'dHSftins ths Adj
mirdt, NV in the harbor while we~rere there
and as visitors were allowed the privilege
of boarding her, we went ont in small boat,
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Notice TO Creditors.

''I7lItS Is Vy GIVE NOTICE, That the
/ SUBSCRIBER has obtained from the Or
plans Court of Frederick county, letters
lcstamcntOrN on the estate OF
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Clients will find me prompt reliable and
energetic.
"c':5,y Elt<I,l ~
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A distinguished Clergymnn's Tcsfl-
INNnH.

A Distinguished Clersymnn's Tesfi-
mony.
Rev Il. NJ. Pickens, President of tho
Methodist Protestant Church of South
Carolina, writes from Greenvil!e: go
About four years ago was attadlS"d
with what the. physicians pronounced
neurlcic rhcunitisn, accompanied with
ervsipclaS. My appetite failed me entirely,
and had an intcrmittlng pulse and very
irregular pu|sations OF the feart. "A ter.
rible pain soon came into my chest and
shoulders, and | became so helpless that
coul,. attend to no business at all. The
main. were movable and would sometimes
lass from one part Of my body to another.
FINALLY the crysi pelas broke out on my lett
hand and arln. and produced much swell
ing. | was for eighteen months afflicted
ia this way, and of course used II great
many kinds of medicines, hut nothing ravo
me relief Friends finally persuaded mo
to try Swift's Specific noticed decided
i,npiovcmcnt while taking the first bottle.
] continued it's use until had taken about
one dozen bottles, whcu | uuI myself
sound and we'll again, with II" sign OF dis
ease left except a stiffness III my hand,
result of the crySipcias. While taking
tie medicine | gained on an ave rngo two
pounds of flesh per week. | think ). ).
a valuable me icine. and l frequently
recommend it to my friends
Write to the SWIFT SrEcl"IC Co,
Atlanta. Ga. for Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases, mailed free to anyone.
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asYte2' a. Tins orr'rn j
< MONEY WY MED. -xFivc h,iAA

sYt>2t 4 THIS Oftl,E
En- MONEY WANTED. sFvo h,AA
drcd dollars $500 for two years; the lor-
rover will give It mortgage on Real and
Personal property.
Apply at
sept SIT TINS OFFICE
- Iron, Steel, Nails and Rock Powder
at Roots
- WANTED,-An active man TO can.
vass this county tor the sale Of popular
hAlsclloh pl1plc-yon 50 ,,ary OF commits sion
sept i~t-,t FREDERICK VI -
CS FOR SALE-A desirable small prop
cry of Is acres of land, with house and barn
and all in good condition, near fEich1ltz's
Mill will be sold Cheap, tor further i,nf''r-
nation call upon the subscriber,
unrlGN BERNARD COLLIFLO WEIR.
NEW STOCK OF CoAL,--Wc are receiving
Our first shipments ef coal; Red Ash and
White Al all sizes. There wilprobnbly
be an advance in prices rcxt month and it
would he safer to Jay in your winter coal
this n'oR1h Our prices will ,bc as low as
any other dealer; this we guapnt'c.
au.l9fsa Socksdalc e. Bussard.
.B- NEW GOOlG,-The large invoice
of Stationery just received at OSLER'S
is selling Off at fair prices, good goods
always SELL. .... auS' III
just reoe;, ed at Oslcr's Confectionery,
full assortment of Toy Wagons, Carts,
Whe"lharroWs, Doll Carriages, Hobby horses
\ Is G Books and Cards. all for the boys and ;
girls.
- For birthday Cards and Il full line +
of Fresh tontcctioncrys. at OSLERS.
april2lu /
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L.. - Last week. I'ns week
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Para entrar en- una discussion, es
precise autes conOcer la salida. En-
este no repar6 LG BaIanzG, al re-
pIicar a nuestra defensa en- un alta
que suyO contra el Sr. Intendente
lie Hacienda, a quien acus6 de
haber ofendldo q los empleados
con su excesO lie cello, para averi-
guar un cOntrabandO,
Dice con mucha hinchaz6n La
Batansa que el General % Oabo
jamas desciende a recorrer por 81
mismo los puestos contiados al Je
fe de dia, nj a recorrer las guardias.
La BalanzG Sc We que no anda
muy versada en- achaques de perio-
dismo nj de milicia.
Pues, sepa el cotega que el cello
so Sr. General Contreras las ha re-
corrido mas de una vez a media
uoche, sin avisar al Jefs de dta, y
que no hace aun ounce, arrest0 al
cabo de la guardia del Tesoro, por
descuido que nOt6. Sepa ademas
que en- la milicia es rudimentario
que el superior vigile los memories
detalles del servicio, sin ofenderse
nadie, Y seria de desear que 10 mis-
mo Sc hiclese On toGos los centros.
jQue le parece al colega de este
lato ! Oensurara as1 mismo al Sr
Contreras, por su AEGgcrGdo cello !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Pen6n de la Genera, sofocada
acto seg.u'do por la mano previso.
"a v oportuna de la Autoridad.
ITantos y tan elocuentes de-
sengafios no han de persuadir 4
los revoItosos de que pierden mi
serablemente ell tempo forjando
cabalas y rebeldias, y de que 10
dnico que han de conquistar, CO.
mo recompensa adecuada de sus
Iocuras, es ia condemnation de la
Patria entera, de todos los que de
veras aman su prestigio y su fell
cidad?
lQue han conseguido los in.
sensatos del Pen6n de la Go
mera?
El castigo. que no tardara, y
dar una caanpGnada ridlcula, que
ha atraido sobre 81 el desden de
toda la Naci6n.
Y aun asi, ante la realidad
abrumadora, Ino escarmentaran
ios revoltosos y perturbadores por
sistema2
"l Aran en- ell mari"
En- el mar que ha de trsgarlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Las muy auimadas y concurri-
das veladas, que, cada semana,
vienen celebrandose en- los salones
de los sefiores de Contreras, YER.
dadero orpamento de esta culta
sociedad, tuvieron ell sabado ilti-
mo un attractive agradabilisimo,
con la presencia en- ellos de la
amable y distinguida famiiia del
Comandante Principal de Marina
de la Provincial, sefior Herrera.
Muy alegres fueron los mo-
mentos que alli pasamos, escu.
chaudo la dulce y melodiosa voz
lie la sefiora dofa Carload He
rrera, que en- compaffa de su
esposo, ell senior Hernandez, SUI
20 lucir las primorosas faculta.
des de su privilegiada garganta.
Les oimcs en- ell Duo de la carta,
de JUoAR CON FUEGo, y no supi.
mos que admirar mas, ii la armo-
ula y seguridad de las notas, 8 81
gusto delicado y la afinacion co.
rrectisima de su expression.
Multitud de bien mercedes e.o.
gios conquistaron.
Pero, auu nos estaba reservada
otra sorpresa mas, y fue la produ.
cida por las otras dos muy sim.
paticas y agraciadas hijas del ex-
pressdo Sr. Brigadier Herrera
quienes, con el donaire especial
que las caracteriza, supieron eau
tivar la atenci5n oe tan select,
concurrencia, bailando unas sevi.
ilanas y Otros jsleos del genert
flamenco. Ell entusiasmo de 10,
concurrentes rayaba en- frenesi,
al contemplar la gracia y habili
dad de tan simpaticas ninas.
Reciban elias nuestro sincere
APPLAUSE, y no duden de que la
admiraci6n causada en- todos e.
debido tribute al verdsdero me-
rito artistico.
En- 10 demas, la reunion tuvt
los alicientes de costumbre, distin
guiendose, como siempre, los SO.
r1ores de Contreras por su exqui-
sito y esmeralo trs:o.
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CULT0S EN- COAMO.

I'll grado de cultura 8 civilization de
los pueblos Sc deduce de sus manifesto.
clones, aunque sean ENVIRONMENTS.
ALI, donde Ia educsci6n moral y re-
Iigiosa juega Ell principal pspel, donde
los primeros q bores de 10 vida ss i'm
pregnan de ese aliento grsto y embyia.
gador que produce la ensefianza del
cristianismo, no puede habsr escands.
10, y luengos amos corren placidos y
falices 4 10 perfection.
Esto, nj mas nj menos, sucede q 10
villa de Coamo, donde en ell dia de aver
terminaron los cultos dedicsdos Dor
nuestrs Madre la Iglesia 4 Ia Santisi.
ina Conception de Maria.
Brillantes y espIsndidos han sido los
actos llevados q cabo durante nueve
dias. Hanse dido con fervoroso recogi.
miento las edifcantes plAticss de nues.
tro celoso Vicario, basadas en- ell Evan
CELLO, en- esa piedra de toqus que es ls
base de nuestrs sociedad, y sin la cusl
no pueden subsistir lsts nj la familia
morslixadas. En- una de elias, recuer-
do que decia nuestro querido Vicario:
Isl el mando en- sus primitivos item.
pos ae admiraba de las riqnezas mate
rislss que David acogi6 para edificar
el grandioso y maraviiloso temple que
SaIom6n habfs de erigir al vsrdadsro
Dios, lcuints mas admiration no
causa sl conjpnto de cAudalsa de per.
fsceida aus gsuns 10 sssogids per Dies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Grocery msscabado. middling to f.
ne, 1879 l5[... landed terms.
Id. id. centrifugals, l4l... @ 1879
id. id.
RoN.-Cotizsmos ell de Puerto-Ri.
60, proof gallon, l0', bsjo un mercsdo
fojo.
CAFE.-El consnmo ha continuado,
durante el mes que revistamos, su Sis
tema de no comprar sino 10 que estric.
tamente necesits, y no se duda hoy de
que los precios altos han sido ls causa
lie una reduction en- ell consume euro
peo = de los Estsdos- Unidos. Las no.
'iciss sobre la buena foresencia de los
cafetales en- ell Brasil Sc han confrma
DO, y aunque todavfs no hs llegado el
tempo en- que Sc puede hacer IN c&lcu-
10 fuudado de la production de Ia cose-
cha del Brasil, en- 1888, 9! de mas 8
menos $500, 900 sacos, hecho por casas
del Brasil, preocupa d los alcistas. Los
arribos en- los puertos del Brasil han
sido pequefos hasta shors, y Sc cree
jue una psrte del cafe es detenida en-
ell interior.
Con rsa6n, 8 sin ella, Sc han hecho
correr ramores sobre difcultades fnsn-
cieras de ciertss casas del Brasil, y Ia
speculation 4 la alza, slsrmada por
tales razones, ha querido redncir sus
compromises. En- Hsmburgo CAST hu-
DO pAnico, pero los precios enccntraran
an apoyo de consideration en- las COM
pras que hicievon las casss del Havre,
para deshacer operaciones 4 Ia bAjs, las
cuales han debido dejar q los franceses
tingues resultados.
Los precios del cafe plszo estan
hoy mas bajos de 10 por 100, mas 8
nenos, que & la fecha de nuestra t. IT,
IA Revists, y los del cafe real de unos
ST.. por cwt. va no So cree en- una
.scasez absoluta do cafe, pero como las
Axistencia seran, necesariamente, mny
reducidas, durante la campahs, los pre-
CLOS act0AIes no parecen exagerados,
Iue digamos, y deberan mantenelse, 81
II consume Sc pone de nuevo & COM
prar mas libremente. Ell articulo, sin
Am5srgo, esta de tai modo bsjo la in.
dlencia de la especulacion. que es i'm
oslbIe pronosticar Ell porvenir de los
precios. No hemos adn recibido cafe
ie Puerto-Rico, de la nueva cosechs,
por 10 cual no podemos cotizarlo.
ARRoz.-Firme, d 8'l73d por cwt., Ia
ouena calidad de Rangoon. El vapor
Saturnips" sali6 el Is Octubre, de
Liverpool, llevando $500 sacos para
Puerto-Rico, y Ell " Mayaguez" ell 81
con ], ,450 sacos.
| T s MEJ1CANos.-Valen nominal.
nents 424a por onza.